NETHERLANDS: Ahold to up spending on new and existing stores
By: just-food.com editorial team | 11 February 2002
Leading Dutch supermarket operator Royal Ahold said it would increase spending by US$500m to US$3.5bn to upgrade older supermarkets and open new outlets. Last year the group spent US$3bn on store refurbishment, although it had budgeted for US$3.8bn, commented group spokesman Hans Gobes.
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Leading Dutch supermarket operator Royal Ahold said it would increase spending by US$500m to US$3.5bn to upgrade older supermarkets and open new outlets. Last year the group spent US$3bn on store refurbishment, although it had budgeted for US$3.8bn, commented group spokesman Hans Gobes.
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